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that would be one of the largest tax increases in history, used to fund transfer payments to the disproportionately wealthy

Vimeo's stock lost 90% of value after its IPO. Plenty of investors and businessmen paid the price.

There are much better ways to tell if a prediction market is well calibrated than a single anecdote.

And if it works so poorly, there's a lot of easy money to be made.

last I checked the Figma MCP is read-only -- "look at this figma design and implement it"

15% increase in productivity and increasing is extremely worth the hype, that's massive

The author is certainly doing his part fighting against capital (letters)

sure, just wanted to point that out since someone who didn't read the article could have easily assumed that was an annual number, as in the US we are used to 2ish percent annual inflation being the target.

Just to be clear, that's monthly inflation, not annual. Annual is still 193%

Is it not possible for "proper" management, rather than mismanagement, to result in downsizing a bloated org that over-hired, or lowering compensation in an employee-friendly hiring environment where a bunch of senior employees where laid off across the industry?

Both of those goals seek to lower costs, and goes counter to the interests of the union without being considered "mismanagement"

Compare the reaction to Bob Lee's death from someone who was murdered by someone he knew vs the lack of reaction to the most likely way any of us are killed.

Traffic violence has become completely normalized, just the cost of doing business. You can constantly speed through school zones with no repercussions, especially if you cover your plate.

If you're looking to kill someone and get away with it, do it in your car.